| Variables |
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| Assigning values to variables |
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| To assign values to the variables, assignment operator (=) is used. |
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| Syntax of assigning values: |
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| variable declaration; |
| Variable_name = value; |
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| Example of assigning values: |
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| Int i , j; |
| j = 5 ; |
| i = 0 ; |
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| It is also possible to assign a value at the time of declaration. |
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| int i = 5; |
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| More than one variable can be initialized in one statement using multiple assignment operators. |
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| e.g. j = m = 2; |
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| There could be an exception while using multiple assignment operators. |
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| e.g. int i , j = 2 , k; |
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| here the assignment will be i = 0 j=2 and k = garbage value |
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| An example program which shows the example of assignments: |
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| Output of the Program: |
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